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Highlands Coaches Switch Roles

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Exactly thats why Dale quit when he did.

 

 

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Exactly thats why Dale quit when he did.

 

The biggest thing that it shows me is a lack of depth. Successful frosh teams stacked on top of one another give you the depth to 2-platoon. Lack of depth indicates some guys need to play a little on both sides of the ball.

 

The 2015 class as frosh went 7-3 I believe and the 2016 class as frosh went 6-3 if memory is correct. Not sure on the succeeding classes, but I believe the 2017 class and the 2018 class had losing records. I believe that the 2019 and the 2020 classes each lost 3 games.

 

If no one thinks these changes are going to have a huge impact on the finished product then they have blinders on.

Exactly thats why Dale quit when he did.

 

Did you confirm this with Dale or are you just poking the Highlands posters which is your standard m.o.?

 

Did he leave because the drop in talent depth or did he leave because he had put in his time for the school and wanted to spend more time with family?

Did you confirm this with Dale or are you just poking the Highlands posters which is your standard m.o.?

 

Did he leave because the drop in talent depth or did he leave because he had put in his time for the school and wanted to spend more time with family?

 

He left when the time was right, no one is faulting him for that. I good Highlands fan would know that.

The biggest thing that it shows me is a lack of depth. Successful frosh teams stacked on top of one another give you the depth to 2-platoon. Lack of depth indicates some guys need to play a little on both sides of the ball.

 

The 2015 class as frosh went 7-3 I believe and the 2016 class as frosh went 6-3 if memory is correct. Not sure on the succeeding classes, but I believe the 2017 class and the 2018 class had losing records. I believe that the 2019 and the 2020 classes each lost 3 games.

 

If no one thinks these changes are going to have a huge impact on the finished product then they have blinders on.

 

For once I cant disagree with what you said. @nWo check for snow please.

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